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Campaigners welcome turnaround after pressure from investors but say 2025 deadline too long to resolve problemsBrazilian meat giant JBS said on Wednesday that it will monitor its entire supply chain … Read More
Commercial fishermen – who say they fear overfishing of lobster – have been accused of vandalism and harassmentThe mood was joyous among a group of Indigenous fishermen as they hurled … Read More
Artist Annalee Davis was walking in fields once used for sugarcane in her Barbados homeland when she spotted unfamiliar plants. “I was taught to see them as weeds but now … Read More
Hundreds of vessels caught logging 73,000 hours of fishing in just one month in new analysisA vast fishing armada of Chinese vessels just off the Galápagos Islands logged an astounding … Read More
Checkpoints prevent anyone entering or leaving city of Ruili; WHO warns against swift reopening in Latin America; New Zealand in recession Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage … Read More
Wildfires and climate crisis cited as possible causes for the deaths of thousands of migrating species heading south for the winterThousands of migrating birds have inexplicably died in south-western US … Read More
Bermuda shutters schools and ports for Hurricane PauletteHurricane Sally moves towards US Gulf coastFor only the second time in recorded history, five tropical cyclones are churning in the Atlantic Ocean … Read More
Adept at catching salmon because they blend into the daylight, the white bears are small in number – yet First Nations are stepping in to helpWhen Marven Robinson was a … Read More
Researchers in Andes find temperature a record for all birds and non-hibernating mammalsHummingbirds have scooped another record: they are not only tiny but can reach body temperatures below that of … Read More
Cuban authorities have launched a strict 15-day lockdown of Havana to try to stamp out the low-level but persistent spread of coronavirus. In addition to a curfew, most stores are … Read More